German "The Academic Institution: The Interface In Use"
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This presentation was provided by Elizabeth German of Texas A&M University Libraries, during the NISO event "The Impact of the Interface: Traditional and Non Traditional Content," held on November 20, 2019.
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- 1. The Academic Institution: The Interface In Use Elizabeth German NISO Virtual Conference The Impact of the Interface: Traditional and Non Traditional Content November 20, 2019
- 2. Berrypicking and Information Foraging Scents Prediction of success Diet Choosing one source over another Patches Clusters of interfaces Pirolli, Peter, and Stuart Card. "Information foraging." Psychological review 106.4 (1999): 643.
- 8. Homepage
- 11. LibGuides
- 12. Directory
- 13. Datasets
- 14. Hosted Content
- 15. a general, reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem Design Patterns
- 17. Buttons
- 18. Tabbed Search (with drop down and checkboxes)
- 19. Drop down
- 20. Radio
- 22. Search Engine Results Page
- 23. Vendor Discovery
- 34. Service Design Line of visibility People Environment Processes People Who does the user interact with? What does the user interact with? Who makes it happen? What supports the interaction?
- 35. Extensible Search Extensible Search The purpose of extensible search is to create the technology and method for developing library search functionality, interfaces, and integrations in order to: • Provide an intuitive, integrated, and learnable library search experience for users • Integrate multiple data sources and object formats • Clearly outline the process to develop and integrate new search targets • Create independence of library search from source targets • Develop suite of added value services for library search and process for adding new services
- 36. James Creel Kevin Day Doug Hahn Jeremy Huff Ryan Laddusaw Jason Savell William Welling Shout Outs and Credit
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